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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (July 5, 1919)
!1 PAGE FOUR THE F.VF.N1NR HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON s.Ti'tii.v, .iri.v n, nun. TheEvening Herald JACNESMLD.S CHAMPIONSHIP K. J M U U It A Y EDITOR AT THE CHURCHES (Continued from Page l Published dally except Sunday by "flThe Herald Publishing Company or XUmoth Palls, at 115 Fourth street Entnred at the postofflce at Klnm kth Falls, Ore., (or transmission thru tto malls a? second-class matter. Flrt Baptist Oiurdi. corner Wash ington niul Eighth J. II ttrltUth. piistor. His swings were wild and feeble Sunday school f 10 n. in , C K He managed to last tlmv rounds Dcl.ap. superlntemle t. and sank Into his corner where he Preaching nt Hi'v.-n. by lie v. J. H. lvl, nt nmmnnlil He t.nilltll mill IllkU III III" l'l'l.'B "I and the eight o'clecl: Prayer hervlce Wei'nnlti) at S F. M. was reviwd, nttemptod o smile. tnen HIS econus Rurrentivreu n.v. ... ,-. ,, ,.-,,. whilni.Kiljiv 'match. Thoroughly beaten and evening will be devoted to missionary nml'll.Kti street. ""'"?""'"""' :""" " " dazed, he said. "In the nm rounu worn. address In the United Slates: . . On. year $5.00 when Dempsey hit me with a le Ome month SO hqok 1 tried hard to continue but' ,,.,, 8lroete Kl,v nuK), J. Mar- I was rapidly losing my Btrcngth.jghnii. pastor. Member of the Associated Press My eve was c0SCi at the end of the 1st Masi at C 00 A. M The Associated Press Is eiciusireiy th, . r.,,.,,,1 an,i i realised that It 2ml Muss and Ilenedctlon 10 30 would be useless for me to continue, "ev. t r. iji vasseur. itecior tSBtttled to the use (or republication & nil .. ftl.notohda rA(llltf1 In It -. ..ft...-ho ,i:i.,.i in this nn- as I could hardly see. It Vr, and also local news published to admit defeat, but Dempsey Is the rein. hardest puncher I ever raced." All rights of republication of spe- . , dispatches herein are also re- No challenger finished his antago- wred. ,nlst so skillfully and quickly as , 'Jack Dempsey did In yesterday's big SATURDAY. J VIA" .1. 10U. , bout and no champion ewr fell so Is hard Methodist EpUcopa and High. Kcv. S.m pastor, HIT Eni street Junior l.e'iiiuu at '. t'O A. M. Sunday li.icl ft H'.O.'". A M. Morning Worship ut 11.00 A All services will be nt the ut.u paste'- or some member of the cos ,. i, ,v .rhio! i's u i " " ' v 'hr.--M.ii I n.le.iwv iff le- i' 'b Christian Church -Topic 'Our He- . .. . . ! . I e." Kv. nllir mmv!" w" be "lib t n'rvue nt the Christian church. It will bu I'le ben uililiX 'l ll . -i-loot dm me. tin- two manttf of -In :' nun Vmust. Kv.'r.wine H cord Ik In' United Kmnnuel IbiptlM Chuivli '-'I' until W. L. wr.son. pas tor Sunday School 10 A -M. Mr. C W Murphy. tfupt. l-ienrhing at II A M. and S I' M Prnver meeting Wednesday nt s. Merrill -Ailventlats: Beginning Sunday July t'.th. lectures will be rIv WOMAN DIES WHILE NAPPING ON TRAIN i'ni:n.Ni. on- .imv i while travel, in: mHIi li''V liuxbinul f""" H'lNboio to 1'iirtlniul I'V t riilti toilnv ih Ilii'N-l I'lipUe. wife of lleriiiiin F I'lipKe. funnel' eiitlller of the ll' tilde llmiU. Iiilil her head on Ills ll for it nap, When lie attempted to arouse her upon arrival here he found that s!"' ' ''''"I- Investl pillion as to the cause of her dentil nIioxmmI that Mrs lukt. had dl"l from iiiuunil causes The couple were married last month. I'aelfle and tin iii no .iriin:NT vi:kk WAS lllti si'hi:ss 'ho Western ealler I'n.til ii lileVi ll nil , i.'iir n find l il'il Hie -i. i -I li l.ake Him Slocliiiui 1'in the snitln"H I m Ifb'. mill Mi Xjif. it i 'l m (' uenil (ii'i Kin'ih ""'I "' '"" l,u' "' I'"" ' ilie nine l'lit". Foi lb, n Klein as u wlml. Iii were redili'id ftom '.i I.n ilP, anil U7 Injuries for Hie same nnrloj I il to I fntalllles and 'i I inj,lr les. !'H per rent of the lull, i Itfln; if a minor character. TIiIh h mmlii. ired a reinnrltnbb howlnts m view nf the fact Hint Hie feiiiinl - i,in, Iteclon operale .Vi.iinn tulle-, of rail oad anil bus aJT.OliO iiiploii two llllcly ii "i ut Iii Telo IH'tlll "iiM At the Theatres ... i ..n.. ... i wninnl ,iiour. i iiere win Le special in """' """ ' ""' "" land sinKinB. ine npni u ruuuna o ". i Cnurch Tenth ' h' ,nrK ,P,U ,n " vcry lown llimrirk ""''' T'"",'-' Wednesday. Tiurs. T Phone " 7W W W vn "l s ,,' V et. tnonen.w Pnglors T I-. Theumler and It A. Snilthwlck. A cordial invitntion is cv ..,,,...,.1 n the nubile to ntt-tul l''ls M series of lectures The subject for R JlMt milllo nubile' JMial Sunday will be "The old Hook that ltl...l.rn VnM(W West, nuslc withstood the test " This .-ibl-M w'll The .southern I acirii. h , We will have tl.e from the riiiRside at Toledo follews: Ice at the morninK hour. Kverybody is ,, , , .,. i welcome to this service. Round one. WIHard lamlM Th cv,.nnp Sen"o will be held et the first blow, a lluht left to the tlio Christian Chur-h. Ilov. Lawrence Tom Moore's brilliant performance head. V. in "Thirty a Week," gives Goldwyn He then sent a rifiht and left will preach tho sciion n-....-,.. ,ol. v v ii-iuij " ,. y.1,.,.,,... to Dempesy's head. First . form the thread of all of the lectures ommunion mn'. Tho Chrlsttnn Science Society of Klnmath Falls holds services at 113 Fourth street every Sunday morning at 11 o'clock and every Wednesday ovunliiK at T SO. All are welcome. The subject of leson for Sunday. UMHJI'.sT " IX WIIHI.II IHI'S. I iiii.uvis. Mo.it.. A limn ',1 from S,AN FltANCISCO. July :. A new n))lu,IM1), vvv , elirinlrl.h n . iimili mark u the consurvatlon of life and (f Fr(i(J ,,,., .,f Torrliulni, l i,v. limb on tho rullromls of the country ( ( ((( () ()t, mi. , (,, ltld was established by the "No Accident . (t) kA , ... , . , ,.,., f j0 Week." Mine U2-21'. uceonilllK i re- . M f, clMloIM m ..(, ed 2rt piiii'nli Mm was .' fm Vm. Inchea In helKlit. 2;.d nereH tule hay for sale favor able condition Would lease 5 or more Kood milk cows for 3 months Kimuliv at Herald Office. ' It rn I'a elfle Tidewater Sniitiimn ami i'eep Creek rallroails were able to report not n silicic fatality and only four teen Injuries to employes, moiit of the latter belnit of a minor character Church, eo'tirr further proof that, in responding to ed a left to Wlllard's stomach. Dem- N,n,h ,, plne str,.4,,8. Ci v Trlm. "(lod psey public clamor and the requests of jjead. missed a right to Wlllard's i,e. p.istnr. The Sumlnv scimoi session is irum Willard snapped a left to'Snndiy School at 10. 9: IT. to 10 every unday morn Uxk t hundreds of theatre owners thruout jaw. Dempscr knocked Willard --. mcen WednM,,n cven. olIlllnB ubrnry Is open from 2 30 to the country that the popular young t0Wn with a right to the Jaw twice. ilnR at" s p n) , , :t0 Tuesdas, Thuisdays and vartist be given his rightful place The champion took the count of six i Saturd.O.s. Hfomong the famous group of Goldwyn each time. When he got up Demps-' Presbyterian Church. Pine street,) L ftars, no mistake was made, ,ey knocked Wn Uown with lefts and, "car Second. Rev. K. P. 1-awrenco. Ulthoinn srvces will be held nt Jr ImmM.ely popular as a stagc'rlghts to the jaw. The challenger , mornnR Sctcp u,0 p;l!tor, nPtlt Church Cr.nnhth and C-play, Thompson Buchanan's story tore into him and knocked him, wm SI,eak on the subject of "The. gormon bv tiio Pastor. All are most Js a triumph in its picture form, down for the third time, flooring Light of Life." Tho Sacrament of the cordiiy Invited to worship with us. js a tnumpn in u, mim thp Lord's Supper will bo observed New, llcv. M. Itossmnn. .rspienom as lom .uoorc a? ,u - monibers will nlso lie received into his first Goldwyn starring vehicle, jaw. tno church. Those wishing to unite "Just for Tonight." his delightful Ilound two Dempsey rushed wth the church should speak to thu V acting in "Thirty a Week" and the Willard in his corner, pounding his, Slav's many absorbing situations in- j " &" " " ( nre It even greater success than pion's right eye was rapidly closing, -was accorded the production which Dempsey walked around Willard. introduced Tom Moore as Goldwyn's carefully measuring him witn .rignis and lefts to the jaw. w niaro. seem- Dempsey put three lefts 137 First St. only man star. ,.- i,i - ,n.niit. ,., hoc ed dazed ed'Tom Mooo mou;; p to Willard, bad ey, Willard land tore devotes everywhere and the in- ed a feeble uppercut. 'd imitable artistry that goes with it - lt closed. The champion .are afforded widescope in "Thirty staggered to his corner at the end a Week" than in any other picture f e round- Kounu tnree. uenipaey im n lard twice with lefts to the jaw. Dempsey sent a right to the jaw and a left to the body. Dempsey kept peppering lefts to Wlllard's jaw without a return from Willard. Dempsey backed the champion to the ropes and hammered him with lefts and rights to the jaw and body. Dempsey hit a right and a left to the head and had blood streaming from the champion's mouth. Dempsey hit the champion with rights and lefts to the jaw as the bell rang. in which the popular player has been seen.. Goldwyn promises are rare treats when Tom Moore is presented dn "Thirty a Week" at the Star The atre, beginning Sunday. Lillian Walker does an act with three large lions at the Liberty The atre tonight, where her newest pic ture, "Love Hunger," is on view. Adapted from "Fran," the novel by John Breckenrldge Ellis, it is the utory of a young girl lion tamer who Suds nnhappiness in the family W1,,ard., sec0nds threw the sponge -where she seeks a home and attempts he Hng as wnlard ,ay helpless io remove me cause, now sue uc ceeds In doing this makes "Love In his corner. "Hunger" a most interesting and dra- u.jq ATUYIfil 1 TO matic story of mystery and romance, "?v;2 mSa,oi-, pi relieved by some bright comedy. MEET PEACE TERMS PARIS, July o. Germany has indi cated her desire to begin immediate ly to comply with the peace treaty terms. German and allied economic 1 experts will begin oral conferences k next week, following the request by the German delegates. H OUSTON' Metropolitan Amusements s Don't forget; the Elks will have a convention here August 14, 15 and 16. Get busy! OVERALLS Paj-. U.S. Pat. Off. Is our Registered and Common-law Trade-Mark and can only be right fully used on goods made by us. Koveralls are garments for chUdreti I to 8 years of age. If a dealer tries to tell you, under the KovmralU name, any garment not of our manufacture, you may be sute he has an article that he is trying to market on KoVeralU reputation. Unless nade by Levi Stratus & Co. they're not KOVERALLS. Koveralls Keep Kids Kleen $1.50 the Suit ? FREE ,F$EY KOVERALLS 'e mde ocfy ty Lrri StiMiu & Co Sia Friociico uia beu Urn UbcIIV KOVERALLS htc u veal orr icvi strauss .ca tint pJCftco m SH JIN1HW1.IM.U Ll. YANKS AMD POILUS MARCH IN BIG PARADE PARIS, July 4 Led by nn Amerl can band. French and American troops marched by President Poln I Cairo and General Pershing hero in celebration of tho Foutrh. Hugh Wallace, tho American embassador to France, was the chief speaker at tho exercises which followed. i SALE or Exchange. One "Clean I Sweep" hay loader. Price J 100. ,Will exchange for fine milch cow with calf at side. Phone 11-F-ll. 1400 pound Bay nclglum Mare, i years old. unbroke. Price $1!0, Will exchange for two cows in calf. Phone 11-F-ll. .VI 2t. kit ? 1 INAMMHs1sBMsN7MfJlM V ftiT.ya W-r' wnsihini1 '.ins Tho rusli for Memorial Day being over, I now have time to devote to any SPECIAL ORDERS you may care to place. You are invited to visit my rfwp and inspect the wide variety of designs. Geo. D. Grizzle 1014 MAIN ST. 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B sisiiisisisisiW sVlTTnMk -w3 BSlgMaSlJSlSJSBSSiB Lf'SBMlsllSMflftfrrii .rffflBMBSSM Y T f t t T t T t T t 'T t T T t T i I Somebody asked an old Missouri store-keeper why he didn't put a small advertisement in the local newspaper to advertise a "home blend" of coffee that was particularly good. "I don't wanta," he replied lazily. "If I did, folks would pester me all the time to show 'em my goods," Thus did an old Missouri store-keeper pay uncon scious tribute to the business-getting value of adver tising. He missed a lot of business, of course, but there's another side of it. Lots of people who really wanted this particular brand of coffee were unable to get it because no one ever told them where it was to be had. You know yourself that it would take you twice as long to shop if there were no advertisements to guide you in your buying. You wouldn't know where to start. You'd miss a lot of good values just because no one ever told you about them. The man who advertises is glad to have you "pester him" to show you his goods. Don't miss the advertise ments. They will save you money. rc AAA.. .. .. -. .. .. .. . IIi;vvvvvvvv - ' - ' - T-r-rv-r-rvTVTVVVVTWVT-r- t mmm.v,W'?M -- vz&?z.